Baylor nose tackle Phil Taylor will continue his busy pre-draft workout schedule with sessions for the Jets and Broncos this week, a league source said Tuesday. Taylor worked out for the Browns (No. 6 overall pick), Chiefs (No. 21) and one other AFC team last week, and he has visits slated for next week with the Saints (No. 24), 49ers (No. 7) and Chiefs, according to the source. In addition, Taylor has visits scheduled with the Browns, Titans (No. 8), Colts (No. 22) and Steelers (No. 31) in the near future.

Alabama defensive tackle Marcell Dareus will visit the Bills this week, in addition to six other teams, according to a source. Dareus has meetings scheduled with seven teams picking in the Top 10, including the Broncos, who have the second overall pick. The Browns, 49ers, Panthers, Redskins and Titans will also sit down with the defensive tackle.

Given the current lockout in the NFL, it remains highly unlikely that the Broncos will trade the second overall pick. It's doubtful that a new collective bargaining agreement will be in place by April's NFL Draft. "If it stays like it's been there's no way anybody's trading," coach John Fox said. "You don't want to be up there a lot."

Broncos president Joe Ellis is very pleased with the team's new power structure. The group consists of John Elway as executive vice president, Brian Xanders as general manager and John Fox as coach. "There's a renewed sense of spirit in our building, but more importantly in our community, just in the hiring of John Elway and the bringing-on of an experienced coach who's got a lot of respect around the league and a lot of great qualities," Ellis said. "It's been a very good match for our organization. I did say to you a few months ago that (Elway) knew what he didn't know. "But I think everybody's found out that he knows a lot more than we thought he might know." What Ellis says he's found is a passionate football guy in Elway, and one who'd done a lot of groundwork to prepare for the position he's been thrust into. "It's something I think he's planned for," Ellis said. "It probably took a lot longer to get to this point than he wanted it to, but now that it has happened, he has conducted himself like he certainly was ready for it and expected to succeed. And he'll be first to tell you, it comes down to performance on the field. We gotta win, and we all know that. But from what we've seen so far, he's setting the table the right way."

Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller has upcoming visits with the Broncos, Browns, Titans, 49ers and Redskins, according to an NFL source. Miller is also scheduled to attend the Cowboys local workout day. The Butkus Award winner has a previous private workout with the Broncos, a meeting with Cardinals general manager Rod Graves and a visit with the Bills.

Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow will make his commercial debut next week as the first professional athlete to model Jockey underwear since pitcher Jim Palmer in 1980. Tebow will be wearing Jockey Staycool products and will be featured in a blitz of magazine ads and television appearances in the coming days. "People may say it's underwear, but everyone wears underwear -- it's not like I'm doing something risque," Tebow said. "I wouldn't do anything that goes against what I stand for. The whole campaign is very classy."

Washington quarterback Jake Locker will conduct private workouts with at least three teams, according to a league source. Locker will meet with Denver, Minnesota and Tennessee. He is scheduled to meet with other teams as well.

Broncos cornerback Perrish Cox has waived the right to a hearing regarding his sexual assault allegations. A judge ruled Thursday that the hearing should be public. Cox will be in court May 16 for a hearing where he's expected to enter a plea.

The University of Florida will honor Tim Tebow with a life-sized statue on the west side of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Fellow Heisman Trophy winners Steve Spurrier and Danny Wuerffel will also be honored with statues.

John Fox sees signs that the Broncos are turning a corner. "My job is to win games. That, I will promise you will happen. I can't put a number on it this first season, but I will promise you we'll be in the championship at some level very soon," said Denver's new head coach. Fox said he sees parallels in Denver to his previous gig in Carolina, where he took the Panthers to the Super Bowl in 2004, two years after his arrival in Charlotte and his selection of Julius Peppers with the second overall draft pick. The Broncos own the second overall pick in next month's draft following a franchise-worst 4-12 season.